Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-25

been married 40 years. They all
went to the town hall, and after sup
per good music was furnished, and all
who wished were given a chance to
join in the giddy dance. Several val
liable and appropriate presents were
left with the aged couple, showing
the high esteem with which they are
held by the community, and for which
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt were very CRATE
full. A large company were present.
Westmore
D. ]. Orne has bought and moved
on to the Carpenter farm on the west
side of the lake.
Geo. Woodland has moved into the
Brown tenement near the mill, and
will work for j. c. Orne.
The Gilman hotel is being painted
and re-modeled. The hall is to be
finished into sleeping rooms, etc.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. j Ohn-burY.
Mr.. Harry Billiard, son of DIR. {. b.
Billiard, has accepted place in the office
of the Vermont Marble company at Proc
tor His many friends will wish him
success
james NJ Warner has been absent the
past winter, but has returned. He fell
recently the entire length of the stairs
from the second story in Merchants bank
block, but escaped with slight bruises.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate the
Goth of April at their hall in the evening,
at which time music, short addresses,
ETC., will be had, followed with cake
and coffee. Invitations to friends will
be extended.
" est Burke.
j. S. Kimball has his house up and
boarded.
Mrs. Fred Frasier is quite sick with
diphtheria.
large number attended conference
last week.
Miss Nellie Warren, who has been on
a visit to her sister in Springfield, re-
turned Saturday, the 10th. She teaches
in the primary department the summer
school, and Mr.. jameson IN the higher
Willie McGann, the evangelist, spent
the Sabbath here a week ago, and had
charge of the meetings through the day
and evening. He spent few weeks
here last winter and was the means OF
much good, and he will always be vel
coined here by his many friends. About
so of the young people and some older
ones met in the form of Il sugar party at
Rev. j. Morse's Monday evening for 4
social time and to bid Mr.. McGann good
bye, as he started on his way home to
Rhode Island Tuesday morning.
k4<:s-f Hard wick.
Rev. E. E. Rogers is recovering from
the serious Illness from which he has
| been suffering.
| Mr.. Newell has a broken thigh caused
| by the kick of Il horse last Sabbath. Dr.
Adgate reduced the fracture.
Mrs. H. Blake had a serious fall last
Monday, striking her head upon the tol
of the stove and cutting quite cash.
| Will the correspondents in town using
snow rollers report success and how the
| travelling is on rolled roads as the snow
meltS.
| sutton.
Mrs. J. NJ. Colby has gone to St
Johnsbury for a two months stay witt
her sister, Mrs. w. Stearns.
Charlie Whipple found a gents golC
badge pin between his fathers and tn
station which he would like to return Il
the owner.
Charlie Whipple has returned iron
Florida where he spent the winter. II
and his brother Willis have an orang
grove of about five hundred young tree
in fernando County.
Mr. Daniel Norris of Glenn Falls, n
Y, has pleasant way of rememberin:
old friends. While visiting here las
fall he left five dollars toward repairin:
the church; and recently learning tina
| new books were to be added to the Ii
brary, sent some money to help alon:
that enterprise.